Trouble Is My Business Page #7
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- 2018
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We need to get back to
the house I was casing.
Listen Drake, I don't
want to get you turned in,
but I also don't want to be an
accomplice to your peepshow.
Why don't I take you
back to that motel,
and we'll call it even?
No.
(dramatic music)
Mr. Claude Allen,
I asked a question.
You will answer.
(fleshy thudding)
(grunting)
Drake's a good man, detective.
I think you railroaded him.
(smacking)
You will do what I say.
(smacking)
(flash popping)
Arrest them!
We didn't see anything.
You want us to
arrest the reporters?
My family.
(dramatic music)
Extra, extra,
read all about it.
Hey Mr. Drake, up early?
Late.
How 'bout a newspaper Scotty.
Sure thing, lots of bad news.
It should be a good morning.
The DA guy who was
after you got his, huh?
I guess there is justice.
Well I wouldn't
want to be caught dead
at his funeral.
(dramatic music)
[Roland Voiceover] I got
back just ahead of her, Lew.
My whole world had changed
knowing Katherine was
still in it.
I knew that my feelings
for Jennifer were deepening
clouding everything
including the job
she'd hired me to do.
Okay.
Oh good, you got my note.
We need to talk.
Oh yeah, we do.
Okay let me talk first.
So I went back to the
house, packed our bags.
Then I went to check on Johnny.
Roland, he wasn't there.
His body wasn't there.
There was no body, and
I searched that house.
And, there was no body.
And, it scared the
heck out of me,
so I got our stuff
and I came here.
I got out of there
as fast as I could.
Who do you think
moved the body?
Why are you looking
at me like that?
Who do you think moved the body?
Time for a confession.
Roland, I don't
even know what...
I followed you tonight.
Why?
Katherine moved Johnny's body.
What?
Katherine.
You're sitting here
trying to tell me
she's still alive?
Look I know that
you love your sister.
So she's still alive?
Yeah, but you need
to consider the fact
that she might be
behind all of this.
She faked her own disappearance.
This is the genius
of this whole thing.
She's taking bodies and
burying them in open graves.
No body, no crime.
Either that or she's
trying to protect me
because that's what she's
done her entire life, Roland.
You don't know her.
Rivers, he told you about
some guy with the initials GG
when we were at dinner.
So if GG is so important
to keep secret,
maybe we should
be looking for GG.
That would be my
next course of action.
It's unmarked except for GG.
Unmarked mail's the best.
Those are the ones who
don't want to be found.
The man that attacked
us in my office,
he had a matchbook from here.
(dramatic music)
There you go.
Take good care
of it for you, sir.
Don't worry, it's not ours.
(dramatic music)
Is Clark Gable staying here?
Sir, Clark Gable has not
checked into our establishment.
How 'bout William Powell?
Not the William Powell,
but a William Powell.
We may have a celebrity
or celebrities staying here.
Alas, if only you
knew their name,
then I could find him for you.
Shall I call security and
show you the front door.
Nah, we saw it on the way in.
(dramatic music)
You know that five
spot you gave me?
Well someone just
arrived in your car.
Three, two, one, the
receptionist's finger
hesitated on one name.
Receptionist's fingers
always hesitate
on the one name they
don't want to reveal.
(dramatic music)
Two of them, they're
on their way up.
No idea, but they thought
they were very clever.
320, 321, wow you were right.
This is not your room.
Well that's a relief
because you look like you hog
the sheets.
We are here to see Mr. GG.
Mr. GG?
Yes.
I'm sorry Mr. GG
does not see anyone
without an invitation.
I got an invitation
right here.
Good luck.
(dramatic music)
Hi.
Whoa.
(speaking in a foreign language)
Jennifer.
I must say I am very,
very sorry of the events
of the Montemar
household have been
so deeply distressing for you.
And, the infamous Mr. Drake
scourge of the police.
(laughing)
I am Gavron Grozney a friend
of the family you could say.
Let's talk about
the Orlov diamond.
So now you and Miss
Montemar find yourselves
in quite an uncomfortable
position, no?
Really what would that be?
Everyone who comes in
contact with the diamond dies.
You're in contact with it.
You are not a
villain, Mr. Drake.
The whole city has
tried to make you to be
such a person, but try as you
might, I know you are not.
(dramatic music)
The missing Russian girl,
Nadia, she was my niece.
Wait, you're the GG that's
all over her black book?
Not in the customer section,
but you're the busy man
she admired so much?
(speaking in a foreign language)
Information is the
currency of our business,
it's true.
You do not rise to become
the head of the Russian
black market without
knowing the value
of having crippling
information about the corrupt
and inelegant police force.
The pitifulness of
their own corruption
makes them vulnerable
to my temptations.
Was my father's diamond
one of your temptations?
Perhaps.
But, if you have come for
your father's diamond,
you have come
woefully unprepared.
In fact, I am insulted
that you have come to me
bringing nothing but this girl.
(laughing)
(dramatic music)
(laughing)
(metal clanging)
Ow, you stop!
You stop that.
You are woman.
And, you stop hitting me.
(clanging)
(yelling)
(clanging)
[Roland] Yeah,
but that's my girl.
[Jennifer] And now you
seem to find yourself
in a most
uncomfortable position.
(laughing)
(clapping)
Miss Montemar, I
am very impressed.
I'm very impressed.
I can see why Mr. Drake
is so anxious to claim you
for his very own.
Do you have it?
Indeed comrade,
it is close by.
Then give it to me.
No.
Be careful, they might shoot.
This is very frightening.
It is close by, but
not within reach.
Then reach further.
It is where every item
of great value in antiquity
should be, but it is
however not on display.
I'm not prepared to say more.
You don't need to.
A place with
antiquities, a museum.
Not on display, it's
just waiting to be sold
on the black market.
You are on a fool's errand.
My temptations
reach far and wide.
You are an honorable
man, Mr. Drake.
And, I meet so few of
them in this business,
but with her, I suspect
it will always be
unfinished business.
Yeah, that's our problem.
Sadly, one of many I'm afraid.
Listen to me.
Leave this place.
Leave this place,
leave the diamond,
leave the underbelly
of your pasts behind
and start again together
while you still can.
You two are very good together.
I came here for the diamond.
I want what's mine.
No matter who it destroys?
(dramatic music)
[Shadowed Man] Our
papers are being forced
to publish pictures of you
as you've seen fit to
draw us into the light
and have jeopardized our
largest transaction to date,
we have decided you are
permanently out any further
business arrangements.
To use the parlance of
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